In No Way Back, the world-weary Reed finally promises his wife that he will quit the journalism business and concentrate on sobriety and family. However, when his wife is kidnapped, Reed finds himself living out a strange kind of karma. After years of pursuing crime stories with little consideration for the victims’ families, the Pulitzer-nominated journalist now finds himself the focus of a grossly insensitive media machine that includes a former porn star bent on making millions by selling videotapes of the crime.

A good read. I liked the way the book was written and it had enough twists and turns to make it interesting. I am passing this book on to LastMango.